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Stockholm on 'H-Day', when Sweden swapped from driving on the left-side of the road to the right, 1967
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2023
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In my admittedly limited experience, in Southeast Asia you often exit into traffic regardless of what side of the bus you deboard from.
When renting mopeds in SE Asia, I asked which side of the road they drive on. The man answered "we drive where there is shade". I laughed, rented the moped and returned it 30 minutes and 2 near deaths later.